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I am trying to trace powershell behavior using apimon.
However, some behavior cannot be traced.
(The current code does not work for apimon, so I use the code prior to 9/1.)
For example, when I try to create a directory named "abcxyz" by mkdir abcxyz in powershell, I can observe in the Process Monitor that the CreateDirectoryW function in kernelbase.dll is called (see image).
However, when I check the behavior in apimon using the list of dlls and functions, I cannot see that the CreateDirectoryW function in kernelbase.dll creates a directory "abcxyz".
Hi.
I am trying to trace powershell behavior using apimon.
However, some behavior cannot be traced.
(The current code does not work for apimon, so I use the code prior to 9/1.)
For example, when I try to create a directory named "abcxyz" by
mkdir abcxyz
in powershell, I can observe in the Process Monitor that the CreateDirectoryW function in kernelbase.dll is called (see image).However, when I check the behavior in apimon using the list of dlls and functions, I cannot see that the CreateDirectoryW function in kernelbase.dll creates a directory "abcxyz".
(Excludeed dll_discovered results)
Do you know how to trace this function call exactly to see how powershell behaves?
Thank you.
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